The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v2.c35.40

v2.c35.40

5. | *Kacchapaghātus* (Kachwāhas): Three Branches. | Gwalior Residency, C. I., and portions of Eastern Rajputana States Agency (Bharatpur, etc.): Centres of power of the three branches—(i) Gwalior, (ii) Dubkund and (iii) Narwar.
6. | *Paramāras* (Pāvars): Five branches. | (i) Portions of Rajputana (Sirohi, Mewar, Banswara, Kotah, Bundi, etc.); Central and portions of Northern Divisions of Bombay (Khandesh to Konkan); Hyderabad (north of Godavari), Nerbudda Division, C. P.; and Malwa, Bhopal and Bhopawar Agencies of C. I.: Centres of power Ujjayinī and Dhārā. [Almost complete eclipse during c. 1055-60 A.D. Partial revival in the 2nd half of the century.] Other branches in (ii) Sirohi State (centre of power Candrāvatī), (iii) Banswara State (Vāgaḍa). (iv) Round about Jalor (Jāvalipura) and (v) Kiradu (Kirāṭakupa): all four in Rajputana.